The board read 
and the all-in button was in front of Markus Durnegger on the button. Ole Schemion took some time and then made the call from the early position for the 65,100 he had in front of him. Durnegger tabled 
for the flopped top pair but Schemion held 
for the overpair.
The river completed the board with the 
to keep Schemion ahead and double him up. Durnegger was left with 20,000 which he lost to Omar Eljach shortly after.
Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 1,600
Gert Jan Albers raised to 1,200 from the middle position and Pim Gieles called in the late position. Teun Mulder three-bet to 6,000 on the button for the blinds and Albers to fold. Gieles four-bet shoved for 34,000 and Mulder made the call.
Pim Gieles: 
Teun Mulder: 
The board ran out 
for Mulder to hit the flop immediately to end Gieles' tournament life.
Alessandro Valli just found a double-up through Hossein Ensan with 
. Ensan held 
and the bigger pair held throughout the board for Valli to take chips away from Ensan.
Hossein Ensan shoved from the early position for 16,400 and was called by Gary Hasson in the middle position while the rest of the table folded.
Hossein Ensan: 
Gary Hasson:
The board ran out 
for Ensan to hit top pair on the flop and hold throughout to double up.
Bart Lybaert raised to 2,500 from the hijack and was called by David Hu in the cutoff. Pieter Aerts responded with a shove in the small blind and the big blind folded quickly. Lybaert asked for a count and the dealer confirmed Aerts had 25,000 exactly. Lybaert made the call and Hu folded so the cards could go on their backs.
Pieter Aerts: 
Bart Lybaert: 
The board ran out 
to give Aerts a full house on the turn to double up with.
Henri Buhler and Niklas Astedt already tried to make Day 2 twice today but both failed to win their final all-in. They have both decided to jump in at the start of Day 2 to claim their share of the prize pool at the end of the road.
The flop read 
with 7,000 in the middle.
Hrayr Grigoryan checked in the big blind and Ioannis Angelou-Konstas bet 1,700 from the late position after having reentered at the start of Day 2. Grigoryan made the call.
They both checked through the 
on the turn to the 
on the river. Grigoryan took over the initiative and led out for 4,500. Angelou-Konstas contemplated his options for a few seconds before deciding to let the hand go.
Albert Hoekendijk lost his whole stack in two hands.
First, he ran his 
into the of Bart Lybaert. Two queens on the flop gave Lybaert most of Hoekendijk's stack.
Two hands later, he ran his into the of Alberto Stegeman, the defending champion. The ace on the board meant Hoekedijk was sent to the rail in the early stages of the first level of Day 2.
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